Matches to make for ‘Aspinall vs Gane’ main card winners
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This weekend’s UFC Fight Night card in Las Vegas has lost a fight, but another upcoming event on November 8 has also gained a new bout as a result.
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Matches to Make After UFC 321
The UFC 321 main event saw heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall make his first attempted title defense against Ciryl Gane, while the co-main event crowned a new women’s strawweight champion. The 13-fight card also featured key fights in the light heavyweight and bantamweight divisions.
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Tackett defends controversial UFC contracts; Gordon Ryan’s vacated belt up for grabs – BJJ Beat
Grappling star Craig Jones called those UFC BJJ contracts “exploitative,” but one UFC BJJ star is defending the promotion he is currently signed to. William Tackett, the older brother of UFC BJJ welterweight champ Andrew Tackett, argued for the UFC.
UFC light heavyweight contender Aleksandar Rakic has spoken about how he's mixed things up heading into his UFC 321 bout with Azamat Murzakanov.
Real American Freestyle follows the standard freestyle wrestling rules, in which action scores points. A takedown results in two points, and a stepout, which is when a fighter forces his opponent out of bounds, is one point. These are the two most common ways to score points in freestyle wrestling, though certainly not the only.
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Joe Rogan has already made his feelings clear on eye pokes after UFC 321 scandal
Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane was marred by controversy after the champion suffered a horrible double eye poke in the first round, causing the fight to end in a no-contest
When ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ was asked why he isn’t fighting Muhammad in place of Ian Machado Garry next month, he argued that beating his rival wouldn’t do anything for him in wanting to pursue the title.
UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall faced criticism for stopping his fight with Ciryl Gane following an eye poke, sparking debate among fans and MMA experts.
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UFC 321 main event ruled a no-contest after Ciryl Gane accidental eye poke to champion Tom Aspinall
Champion Tom Aspinall and top-ranked Ciryl Gane couldn’t make it through the opening round of their heavyweight main event at UFC 321 inside Etihad Arena before the match was ruled a no-contest
The Ultimate Fighting Championship returned to Brazil for its latest Fight Night card. The UFC Rio main event saw former lightweight champion Charles Oliveira return to the Octagon against Mateusz Gamrot. The 12-fight card also featured key fights in the ...
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